libgdx

问题 i am new to LibGDX i'm building a game and i have an animated background that has about 10 seconds of animation (250 frames aprox.) since it's useless to try and build a sprite sheet for this (large background of course) is there a way to render video files are png sequence to a texture so i can have my animated background drawn in the game? 回答1: There is now an extension for video playback gdx-video. 回答2: If your idea is to put a texture on background and render the image and timely replace

问题 The following command: game.setScreen(new GameScreen()); launches you into a new screen, similar to Android's startActivity() . But then how do you leave the screen and return the screen that called you (similar to Android's finish() )? Plus, is there a graphic showing the screen lifecycle for LibGDX similar to Android? 回答1: The screen lifecycle is actually pretty much the same like Android's lifecycle, because that's what they had to cover when designing libgdx. Basically the Android

问题 The following command: game.setScreen(new GameScreen()); launches you into a new screen, similar to Android's startActivity() . But then how do you leave the screen and return the screen that called you (similar to Android's finish() )? Plus, is there a graphic showing the screen lifecycle for LibGDX similar to Android? 回答1: The screen lifecycle is actually pretty much the same like Android's lifecycle, because that's what they had to cover when designing libgdx. Basically the Android

问题 I have suddenly run into an issue with my build environment and I can't figure out why. I can run my project just fine using gradlew desktop:run however, when I try to run the project from Eclipse using right-click run as desktop application (on the desktop project of course) it suddenly cannot find my pack.atlas file. There is no doubt the file exsts. I have refreshed my eclipse project multiple times and the project runs fine using gradle commandline. It was working fine yesterday. The only

问题 So for android devices there is a default share intent function that you call that will list all the apps that is downloaded on the device with that allows sharing of content. How would I do this using robovm, here is a Screen shot of what I am trying to achieve. Also on a side note, what I want to ultimately do is take a screenshot of their device and post it to whatever social media site the user chooses. Any help would be greatly appreciated :D 回答1: For iOS users: RoboVM is deprecated in

问题 So for android devices there is a default share intent function that you call that will list all the apps that is downloaded on the device with that allows sharing of content. How would I do this using robovm, here is a Screen shot of what I am trying to achieve. Also on a side note, what I want to ultimately do is take a screenshot of their device and post it to whatever social media site the user chooses. Any help would be greatly appreciated :D 回答1: For iOS users: RoboVM is deprecated in

问题 So i want to create a mainmenu for my game and i'm stuck on what to do next i have all the art done and it's all in layers and packed in a .pack public class MainMenu implements Screen { CrazyZombies game; Stage stage; BitmapFont font; TextureAtlas MainMenu; Texture road; Skin skin; SpriteBatch batch; public MainMenu(CrazyZombies game){ this.game = game; } @Override public void render(float delta) { Gdx.gl.glClear(GL10.GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT); Gdx.gl.glClearColor(0.09f, 0.28f, 0.2f, 1); stage

问题 So i want to create a mainmenu for my game and i'm stuck on what to do next i have all the art done and it's all in layers and packed in a .pack public class MainMenu implements Screen { CrazyZombies game; Stage stage; BitmapFont font; TextureAtlas MainMenu; Texture road; Skin skin; SpriteBatch batch; public MainMenu(CrazyZombies game){ this.game = game; } @Override public void render(float delta) { Gdx.gl.glClear(GL10.GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT); Gdx.gl.glClearColor(0.09f, 0.28f, 0.2f, 1); stage

问题 I'm doing a game and I have a problem on some (strange) low end android devices (Galaxy S mini, Galaxy ACE ), with actually bad hardware. The FPS is on both devices 85+, and on other devices (HTC Desire, Sony Xperia Arc S, Samsung Galaxy S, HTC Wildfire ) the FPS is "normal" (around 60FPS). Also 60 FPS is showing on computer too. Obviously 85+ FPS is too much, because the game experience is different and it may cause unfair advantage to those players who are playing on 85FPS+. I want to limit

问题 I'm doing a game and I have a problem on some (strange) low end android devices (Galaxy S mini, Galaxy ACE ), with actually bad hardware. The FPS is on both devices 85+, and on other devices (HTC Desire, Sony Xperia Arc S, Samsung Galaxy S, HTC Wildfire ) the FPS is "normal" (around 60FPS). Also 60 FPS is showing on computer too. Obviously 85+ FPS is too much, because the game experience is different and it may cause unfair advantage to those players who are playing on 85FPS+. I want to limit